Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-12


Mr.. Daniel Gushing /. taking a vacation
trip and is out Of the city. He returns next
week.
Thomas Quinn, a carpenter. fell from q
scaffold on Lagonda avenue SATURDAY. sf-
ternOon and sustained broken shoulder
blade and other injuries.
Dr. II. X. Dosch left for York. Pa, Sat
urdsy. 70 visit his parents. and will return
this week with his children and sister and
will go to housekeeping in Dr. Morrison's
house on south Yellow Springs street.
All members of Springfield Division No.
&. L. K. X. of F.. are hereby notified 10
meet in armory this Monday evening,
with cap and coat. at 7:3O sharp. BY order
of c. W. CnsT. Sir Kt Capt.
Large audiences greeted Pastor Colett in
the opening services of the new converence
year yesterday. The spirit OF the congre
CATION is excellent, and gives indication of
success in every department of church
work.
Superintendent Tom Simpson took thirty
one Springfield workmen to Detroit with
him Saturday evening to take the place of
dissatisfied employees of the Michigan NAL
leable iron works. who demanded more pay
and shorter hours.
Sterriil Sprague's till was robbed Satur-
day night His saloon is near the Central
engine house His barkesper is suspected.
as he left the place under serious circum-
stances early in the evening. The screws
were found to have been drawn from the
lock
A young business man on west High
street has been guying . young 'ady across
the street a good deal of late. he other
day she got very tired and sent him bottle
full of milk with rubber top. with the in
junction. suck this"
MIR. Charles Leaning. the popular Chest
nut avenue grocer. has the thanks of the
boys at the patrol house for basket of
magnificent. luscious pears. 1t seems that,
after all. the firemen do not get all the ia
vors floating in the city.
Miss Laura Dye, who has been the guest
OF the Misses Simpson and other relatives.
will leave for Troy Wednesday evening.
Miss Dive has made very many friends
during her stay. and has shown herself to
be most popular young lady.
Mr. George E. Frey is making prepara-
tions to open night school for the benefit
A. h.y ~ bA hnna6f ~ the
day schools. He will open on Thursday
night in the building on the southwest cor
ner of Main and Market streets.
Mr.. c. A. Landy. Of the Eureka Hose
company of Chicago. is in the city in the
interests of his firm. Mr. Landy has many
admirers among the fair ones, and some of
them lave been waiting several days to
welcome him. He arrived this morning
and they are now happy.
Mr.. B. II. Warder and family left Apple
dore. Isle of Shoals. y. H., today Mon
day. for Boston. where they will remain
until Tuesday night, when they will proceed
to Washington and remain at Wormley's
hotel until they can get into Mr.. Warder's
own house. early in October.
A very quaint entertainment will be
given at the North street church Wednes-
day night. the funny feature of which is
that each person is requested to come
dressed ia tatters and tags. The lady or
gentleman who comes dressed in the most
ludcrous costume will receive . large cake
As prize. Admission 10 cents.
Gen. Asa S. Bushnell leaves the city this
afternoon for CoIunibus, from which city
he will leave for Gettysburg, this evening.
with Governor Foraker and other state Off
cials. TO attend the ceremonies attending
the unveling OF the monument erected in
honor of Ohio soldiers. The governors Of
twenty-five states are expected 10 be pres
ent.
Miss Jessie Wolfe. the charming soprano
singer of St. Paul church choir. closed her
engagement last evening with the church.
to the regret of all. She is soon to remove
from the city. Miss Wolfe gave the fullest
satisfaction to all the st. Paul church and
congregation. The best wishes of the
church and the entire city 80 with her to
her new home.
Prof. c. W. S. Walker. of Richmond,
Va. with his great biOrama and phantas-
magoria. consisting Of 800 paintings, Is
feet wide and - feet in circumference, will
give an exhibition at North Street church.
Thursday night. Among these paintings
are Generals Grant. Garfield. Uncle Toms S
Cabin" and a number Of religious scenes.
etc. Admission 10 cents.